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Category Archives: Mac
Get CrossOver for free
In a bizarre political move from the guys at CodeWeavers, they are giving away copies of their CrossOver products for today only. Head to their website for all the details, and to register for your serial number.
Bizarre authenticate on Leopard
As mentioned before, I’m now running on my Mac as a Standard User. Everything seems to work really well. When you run an installer, it gives you the option to authenticate (the same dialog an admin user gets, except that … Continue reading
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iPhoto
I figured out that if I import the iPhoto library on the CD into my own iPhoto library, I can then drag the images into the filesystem. This isn’t exactly perfect, but does seem to solve the problem I was … Continue reading
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Brain-dead Finder behavior
My step-son gave me a bunch of pictures on CD, which had been burned by iPhoto. This created actual iPhoto Libraries, but not being an iPhoto user, I couldn’t figure out how to get the photos out of iPhoto, and … Continue reading
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Sugarsync
I finally installed Sugarsync, and it is mostly working as described. I installed it on the MacBook and our Windows Server 2003 fileserver. I still need to install it on my work laptop. The Pocket PC client is next to … Continue reading
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Time Machine Errors
Every week or two, I get the above error message. My Time Machine backups go to an external firewire drive, which is only used for backups. It isn’t full, and Disk Utility doesn’t show any problems with it. No clue … Continue reading
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UI paradigms – Microsoft Office – Mac vs. Windows
While at my parent’s this weekend, my mother asked me about setting the font to Bold in Word 2008 for Mac. She claims to have turned on the Formatting toolbar, but wasn’t seeing the ability to Bold her fonts. Not … Continue reading
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Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 as a Standard User
My default configuration on a non-development Windows box is to run as a standard user (i.e. one that isn’t in the Power Users or Administrators group.) When I first bought the MacBook, I wasn’t with it enough to try this … Continue reading
Using an iPod Touch as a stand-alone PDA?
My mother joined the Cult of Steve shortly before I did, buying the same Spring refreshed BlackBook. She has been a long-time Palm user. She recently retired from her public school district job, but will be continuing working as an … Continue reading
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Still waiting at the Apple Store
Carl is considering purchasing a Mac, so we decided to pop down to the local Apple Store while out at lunch. Much to our surprise, there were approximately sixty people in line waiting for their iPhone 3G. After looking at … Continue reading
